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Curves in Waynedale has always been known for its terrific exercise and weight management program, as well as its enjoyable

The Miami Middle School Academic Teams finished in the top three at the Regional Academic Competition.   The English team,

Two eighth grade students were honored during a non-public school breakfast at the Grand Wayne Center on May 14, 2007.

As soon as students at Bishop Luers High School head home for summer, construction workers will move in and begin

Last October six teams of students and coaches began weekly study sessions in preparation for the 2006-2007 Indiana Academic Super

In a year when Indiana lost 79 soldiers in Iraq, Commander Tom Malott, American Legion Post 241, takes seriously his

This year the Waynedale Memorial Day Parade is scheduled for Monday, May 28th. Line-up prior to the parade will be

“Words can’t describe it.” A simple reply from my 9 year-old son, when asked what the funeral for Lloyd Ball had

The Wayne Township Trustee’s Office recently honored two of its employees for their dedicated service to the Township. Honored were

Katherine “Sweet Pea” Pea is a 17-year old, Senior at South Side High School. She is a very busy young

In the incensed air of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, there was an air of respect, honor and praise

The kneeling bench (prie dieu) of Bishop John Henry Luers, first bishop of the Diocese of Fort Wayne (-South Bend),

“UNLEASHED” 2007   Sandra Bearman has been dancing since the age of 5 and has always had a passion for

Bishop D’Arcy started thinking about the priesthood when he was in high school. The choice to live a religious life

University of Saint Francis student Stephanie Fenstermaker was awarded the Kristen Fedders Scholarship for Art students at the University recently.

We sat on the deck of Sunset Vista; a home located 600 foot higher than Cruz Bay on the island

Easter means many things to different people. While Easter is a religious holiday, it has also become a celebration of

Nathaniel Crow probably never realized the versatility that his home would have over the years. Built in the late 1860s